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A member asked:
Dear doctor.we feel the brest size of my daughter is little bigger than normal.she is 15yr.any exercise or medicine to advise.
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She is what she is: There is nothing that needs to be done medically just because her breast size is a bit bigger than her peers. There is no exercise to be done except to make sure she strengthens her back muscles so as not to develop back pain due to the weight of the breasts. No medication is needed - there is no disease or disorder here.
Answered 7/15/2014
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